Here's How To Freeze Potatoes After You Roast Them
Roasted potatoes are so delicious it's hard to imagine leftovers, but if you're really stuffed, then it's easy to freeze and reheat them for another day.
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Keep Deli Meat Fresh For A Few Extra Days With This Easy Aluminum Foil Tip
Deli meat always comes in handy for quick lunches. Unfortunately, its shelf life isn't too long -- but it can be extended with the use of aluminum foil.
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Why It's Always A Bad Idea To Store Sugar In The Fridge
Placing sugar in the refrigerator carries several implications that you may want to consider before storing it there. Consider these elements before doing so.
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This Clever Storage Hack Stops Ramen Seasoning Packets From Taking Over Your Pantry
Inevitably, you may find yourself with too many ramen seasoning packets left over. Here's how you can store them for the future and make good use of them.
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Here's How Long Worcestershire Sauce Should Last Once Opened
Worcestershire sauce is a magical ingredient, but there is the question of how long it will last since it's not necessarily an ingredient you use every day.
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How To Freeze, Thaw, And Reheat Bread For Day One Flavor Over And Over Again
If you find yourself frustrated by how fast fresh bread goes bad, you can prolong its shelf-life by freezing, thawing, and reheating it with these expert tips.
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What Exactly Is The Peak Flavor Window For Coffee (And Why It Matters)?
Believe it or not, roasted coffee beans don't last forever - but they also have to rest a little post-roast. So, when is the peak flavor window for enjoyment?
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Can Grilled Cheese Be Eaten Cold? Here's How To Pack It For A School Lunch
You can send a warm grilled cheese to school in the morning and keep it warm until lunchtime by placing it inside something you likely have in your kitchen.
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How To Properly Store Bourbon Balls, Homemade Or Store-Bought
If you have bourbon balls left over or made a big batch, properly storing them in the fridge or freezer allows you to savor their sweet taste for longer.
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Why You Shouldn't Wash Jalapeños Right Away
Everyone loves a delicious jalapeño, but washing them too soon can lead to disastrous results. Here's why you should wait, and how you can store them instead.
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Should You Be Worried About White Spots On Your Beef Jerky?
Not sure if your beef jerky is still safe to eat after finding some white spots? Here's what you need to do next to find out.
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How To Store Onigiri To Keep It Fresh Until You're Ready To Dig In
Onigiri is a great snack to meal prep and take on the go. If you want to enjoy it in the future, though, make sure you know how to properly store it.
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The Proper Way To Freeze Roast Beef (And Defrost It Later)
Do you have a huge hunk of leftover roast beef? Keep it fresh for as long as possible by learning how to properly freeze and defrost it for peak flavor.
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12 Best Products To Keep Produce Fresher Longer, According To Reviews
If your produce tends to go bad before you get a chance to use it, these handy-dandy and well-reviewed products may be just what you need.
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Freezer Bags Vs Sandwich Bags: Why They're Not Interchangeable
Freezer and sandwich bags are similar in size and appearance, but there are valid reasons why they have different names and uses.
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The Absolute Best Storage Hack For Deep Pantry Shelves
Kitchen pantries can get unorganized quite easily. To make things easier, try this organization tip. Here's how to use this storage hack in your own kitchen.
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How To Tell If Your Strawberries Have Gone Bad, Even If There's No Mold
Like any fresh fruit, the shelf life of a strawberry actually isn't that long, but these tips will help you make them last longer, and know when to toss them.
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How Long Does Canned Fruit Last Once Opened?
Obviously, the whole point of canning fruit is to preserve it for lengthy periods. However, that doesn't mean it will last very long after opening.
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Are Ziploc Bags Microwave Safe?
There's a fair bit of controversy around putting plastics in the microwave, so we looked into whether or not it's okay to use Ziplog bags in the appliance.
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How To Turn Prime Rib Into 15 Ribeye Steaks (Plus How To Store Them For Later)
If you find yourself with a giant prime rib, you don't have to cook it as is. You can divide that prime rib into over a dozen ribeye steaks.
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13 Best Pantry Organizers, According To Customer Reviews
Are you overwhelmed by cans, boxes, and bags every time you open the pantry? These are the best pantry organizers on the market, according to customer reviews.
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Make Perfect Eclairs From Scratch With These 9 Simple Tips And Tricks
Bakers who have been struggling with perfecting eclairs from scratch should try these easy-peasy tips and tricks from an expert. They can make a big difference.
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13 Pro Tips To Make Your Kitchen Look Bougie On A Budget
Want to make your kitchen look expensive without breaking the bank? Try one of these tips from expert designers, organizers, and home stagers.
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How To Store Salt To Keep It In The Best Condition
One of the most important aspects of this treasured seasoning is how you store it. And spoiler alert, it's not in your salt shaker on the table.
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How To Repurpose Leftover Lasagna Noodles Into A Crunchy Snack
Instead of letting leftover lasagna noodles go bad, consider repurposing them. Here's how to turn them into a crunchy snack with little effort.
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13 Baking Ingredients You Can Use Past Their Expiration Date
Many of us have baking ingredients that have been in the pantry for a long time. Before you throw them out, there are ways to see if these can still be used.
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Why Your Fresh Mozzarella Might Need Its Water Changed, And How Often To Do It
Fresh mozzarella is quite different from other types of mozzarella. This applies to the taste, texture, and the prep work involved in storing and using it.
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